y iif ihi!i) 3'onni;iL
tthhn'qton. n. o j
irS3AY. 6, 1875-
TbeDAiLT JorKSAL, Uieok',
parr la North Carolina, is pubKalied
every monJng, except afwday, at Eight
Dollars a year ; Fora Daixaks lit
wonthi : Stvurrr-rir cents per month
or eljo.Ur periods. Served by (.'arrien
In th dty at Ttxzsrr-rm cents
n tuon h, or Two Doixabs and Twxa
t r-Frvs cents per quarter.
Th Wimlt Jocbkal, (Friday) a
htrtyV-x tohiron paper. Two Pollabs
por year; thres eopMa Fitb Dollars akt
a half ; (bur eoploa, oktcm Duixa
BWCOpi KJ8HT DOIXAKi AFD A BALF
ten mples, Fiftksh Dollars; twenty
foDMW TwBrTTT-FIVI DoIXAM.
Si'BwwPTiaK li all eoa payable In
- tun, and tKt pspf r pMtfiulifJ altar Qi
, tratim; of the 1 line palH tor.
KaMiTTANOM alwHiltl W mads by Vnet
nflU Monry Order or Exprf aa. If tbir- cau-
ol be protection acaliirt Ih by
mail may be secured by lirrti'g
draft payable to tbe order of tlie prtajtrietrrs
t the JotiusAt, or by aemlliij! the money
regWred letter.
Adenttng rUls (per Inrli imU
solid Urea f advertising typ.) One Wli,
one Insertion, Om Pollaiv, two tuner.
1 Umia Obb Uollab ahd a balf; three
rnserUona, Two Doi.t.A. its; four Insertions,
Two Dollars aku a half; Ave Jnser
bona Tbkkr Dullaka; all Insertions,
t jbbb Dollars akd a balf; twolve
wertiona, FTYB DoLLAJU A If I) A BALF,
o month, Eisht Dollar two month,
iftk Doif AJta; lire tnonUii, Twee-
TT-TWO DoLI.AKS. '
Contracts for longer periods and longer
space mads npoo Ulral term
Addresa
Knoelharq A Saunders, .
Wilmington, N. n.
Last month hnge miM of ice fell
from Mount Blanc, and in the crjftal
mafia, perfectly preferred, waa the
boily rf John Elackforil, the American
aeL ;-, who, three jean ago, undertook
the rocnt of tha mountain withimt a
gns'J. Tha toe was cut away, and the
ben! recovered Anu buried with Chris
tian eeremooy.
Illl
Thb Vioeroy of Egypt is about to as
toniah the world again, lie La re
wired to build a railroad along the
alley of the Nile to the interior of
Africa, and as he has plenty of money
and thouaauda of serfs at his com
mand be will, do doubt, acoompliah
bis purpose la a low years African
explorer ill be able to trarel in
sleeping cars, and to write magnificent
description of planes which they will
hare pasited throngh in the dark.
Mr. Boeohttr says there it nothiug
l i the Christian religion but low, Ah
1t. Beoclier inti rpreU'J it recently in
his church, iu a paasugo which to tin
oomtnon eye of the layui u, looks so
b'wtpliemoiis that wc lirnitate to quote
it; be would, if brought np for judg
ment at the List JT. turu to ("J.nl and
iy, "I bave loved Thee; Dowdiitun m
if Tbon cmhtl" . The dooriin wniol
he preaches could not be presented in
a more startling we might venture
to aay a more shocking term, says
tbe New York Timn,
JliDUE KtHH.
The lion. John Kerr, of Caswell, as
he is best known to the people o( North
Carolina, though he is now a resident
of the county of Bocklngham and
Judge of the Hovonth Judicial Die
triot of our State, yesterday concluded
in the county of Sampson, bis judicial
labors in this the Fourth Judicial Die
triot, in the Courts of which he has
presided, by an exohange ; with the
Hon. A. A. McKoy, daring their recent
Spring Terms. -
The opportunity afforded our people
and members of the bar, by Jndge
Kerr's recent riding of this circuit, to
know and consider his judicial bear
ing and Stirling integrity, his prompt
ness and impartiality, and his high
Apprehension in every aense of his re
sponsible offloe, has enabled as rightly
to appreciate and admire him for his
eminent qualities as a Judge, whlli
we cannot too strongly eulogia the
pure and manly virtues whioh so pre
eminently oharaoteriie him as a a no
ble gentleman end sincere ehristiai
lie carries with him from this entire
District to his home in the Seventh
Judioial District, a grade of reverent
and affectionate regard and esteem ac
corded to few men, , ;
This, our estimate of th e Judge and
the man, U, we are vail assured, a
truthful expression of the sentiments
and feelinge of the Bar and the people
of this Judioial District
. !.;. - I -
Tub Bond school celebration in
Broomn city on Wednesday last was
superb and attractive exhibition of
what Mr. Beeoher baa called "the
v blossoming of the families." Between
. , fifty and eixty thousand children
hearty and rosy, well dressed and well
mannered, nappy and interested them-
elves and giving pleasure to others-
were- In line, Moving in divisions
through the prinoipal streets, filing in
to their respective ohsrehes, and gath
ering in, the parka, the scene must
have been a beautiful one, proving
that Brooklyn ia not naisnsmed tbe
' City of Churches. The whole immense
number of children were regaled with
ice cream and cakes, and tbe army of
little ones returned to their homes ap
parently without a mishap ormisad-
venture. That was something for the
Sunday sohool people lobe worthily
proud f, . ;
Jl IIOII 'I UUV rALI..
Daufblfi't burl Falfacr-in
l aw at Pauper.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Thb Trinco de Joinville, who came
to this country at the outbreak of tho
wr with his nophews young men
who took service in the Northern
arjny wrote a letter to a frieud from
Wi Hard's Hotel on the 6th of October
18t')l, whioh has jutt been published i
the Wsshington Aunttay Herald, Iu
it he says: "The more I think about it
the more I believe that the greatness
and perhaps the very eiinteuoe of
your country depends on the re-estuh
lisbment of the union. That cn be done
still,I firmly believe, by the legnl gov
erumeut ot your country showing its
power, but after that by all oluwos
of the community showing the great
est consideration and the moitt delicate
magnanimity. If the civil war is al
lowed to laat, if you don't pave the
way back into the Union 'lot the men
of the South, then I will become very
uneasy, because secession, if once suo
oossful, will became epidemic.'!
Such are the views of a Prince who
ban the reputation also of being a
statesman. We regret to say that it is
only of late that the philosophy of
delicate magnanimity," referred to
is beginning to effectually to assert it
self.. . ... ,., , ..
The Dnke of Murlborough, ilfth in
line from the pret Dnke, cinrrie.l la
son, lUudoih Henry Churchill, to the
daughter of Leonard Jerome, the ro-
ired New lork Bpectilutor. lu 1874.
before the ninrriugo the Duke's son
waile Jerome mortgtge the Union
League Ciub, New York, which 'oi'd-
ug ho owned, to n cure the bride's
dower. B)on aft rwr.l the bail ling
can cht on tire and w&e enttrd. Not
old Duke MariborougU bun lx cmt a
pautwr. Lady Churchill tuny there
lore come to uut. net l..tini,
Jerome, meantime, is troubled with
his head auJ cuuuot attend to
busiueM. Ho retired - from the
stree. bad'v crnplej on a con
Iiroiuise witlt l'-ictij Msil block
tears, several jvitta a;;, and oIl Ins
tunning uorts uuU big mx-iii-huU't
drug. tie lnl been our Lmihul to
tjiciiy, ami ntboW'ii the nota ry nud
ivns. 11 s fltiiigM.-r, thec. f ire, runr
i ltd eul4toufeiy, c.irrjmg her dower
in her baud. A few y. i ngij Leon-
ant Jeivuie wm piibliMilng a muo
Wl ag iohUcsl ncwfimper at ilofbenti-r,
New iorfc. 1I! mill Iiim brother Lw
renue mrrird sih'i rs at Lyons, N. Y.,
wliow niifilent lorhii.fs enluliitHlieU
their l.tihliiinds iu Wall htreet. I'or
uuny j. din 1,( onur.l J rotue n-prseiit-eil
tie" lb f.mteHt lype of lifrt in Amer
ica.'1 it is telaUd ttiut he gavt; a purty
where every buly iuvittd received a
present of a diamond bracelet. He
fouiiiled Jerome 1'urk as his partner,
T avers, founded the Saratoga iluciug
Association and introduced running
races iu the Northern Htiites. Only
negligence, Bribing from the puruuitof
plessure, broke, Jerome in the "street."
His duughter whs beautiful, spirited
and accomplished, the f reah bloseom of
ayonthful race eugraftt d upou a mil
dewed stock. There was but one Marl
borough respected and he had nu heart.
The great Duke of Marlborough sent
the news of thu victory of Iltiuhoim to
CJaeen Anne by hie aid-do-eamp, Turk,
who was the griiiHlfather of Mrs.
Oeoige Washing on's first husband,
Thus do the generations of sristocrncy
and slioddv. the DiciiUtiou of the
eighteenth century and the .reckless-
liens of the timctoeutu meet in a newt
item.
A SEASIDK JiESORT,
BEAUFORT, TSJ.O.
:'
SHIPFISG.
NEW YORK AHD BOSTON LINES
VIA
mSngton, N. C.
Fast
Freight Route to all Points
North or South.
i . , u w, . i
- " T "tnsji 1 1. -
1EAV YOKK.
Nev York nnrj VilmiDgton Steamship line!
SFrl-WEEKLY,
Pailii g fi. m M.W lOIlK, YtiSEHAY st.d SATI LDAY st 8 V. M., and
from V II.lMNCi'iON. WE1MDAY and SAH'KDAY.
TME AHOVIC KSTAIILlHHMKhT, HO f VOKA I'l.T 1M K"F Tf F.l To THE rrni.M!
WVM.w tt to i October 1st. "fH 'ownf VlMK.ti. only he in.terrlwliet nmy tm
iini'I t7u ni tJflil. iKB,il erne. Me bic to r. t.ew lilt pitSfant scqualiilsm-e with nil
The breaking np of the monastio or
ders in Prussia, by the recent eonsti
rational amendments, will affect
directly about ten thousand persona.
The Josuits have already been expel
led, and have gone into Belgium, Hoi
land and France. Some of them have
started a convent in Holland, near the
Prussian frontier so near that a re
monstrance has been sent to Holland
against thsinstltntiotL ; It is evident
that the expelled monks will not Ret
very far away, so that their presence
in Belgium, Holland, and other coun
tries is likely to prove a source of trouble
to these governments, who will doubt
less hear from Biamaxok in the way of
protest..
ronyVl -dwtf.
We are opposed, says the Winston
Sentinel, to the "Do Nothing" policy
' dvooated by the Radical ptrty in re
gard to the delegates sent to the Con
stitutional Oonuention. We want
delegates who will go there to do
Bomething, and one thing we want
them to do le.to require the Judges to
roUta aa they did in the good old
daya before lUdioalism tampered with
our Constitution. By requiring the
Ju&z'T to eliange cirouits we will
end $ -9 tloui off like a oomeL
BuJLj Lotur wpl be heard of any
more '"-'I after, his time is out.
TTith, - 'i end in view who in this
trill favor the Badical Do
a.. .L.Lii
From th Bsltim r gun.
Prlwt tlrl sunt lb Uenecr
cr-tsea. ntMirr Blftlronttae
Xbtra.Taria LMItr, . t .;
THB DttUOORAOX AMD THB PRBSIDKNOT.
WasmNOTON, June 1 The publica
tion ot the President's third term let
ter baa been followed by publications
in oew ioia auu eisewuere, aaserung,
on tbe alleged authority of Hon. Mont
gomery Blair, that Oen. Grant had al
most daily visited Mr. Blair's house in
18(57- bo to consummate negotiations
looking to bringing him aa the Ueino
cratio nominee for the presidency in
1808. ; These statements were brought
to the attention ol the 4 resident to
day. He pronounced them entirely
untrue, and said that ne Had never eu
tered into any negotiations with Mr.
Blair with any such object in view,
and had never entertained any such
Idea.
Mr. Blair attention was subsequent
ly called to the matter, and he said
the publication! alluded to were made
without aay authority from him. tie
remarked, bow jver, that when in the
anmmer of L7 he brought forward
lien era I urant name as a suitable per
son to be nominated for the presidency
a S a - Wx a a r.
dv; ine 'iemoorauo paity ne ion
thoroughly satisfied that it mot with
Ucn. Ufauts approval. Mr. Blair
tl.ot tl.n lai lian Tomli..
nim uo nw uuu. .Mniiuat nuts,
as is well known, was the bosom friend
of ! Oen. Grant, was at this time
thoroughly in favor of Oen. Qrant re
oeiring the Democratic nomination,
Oen. Grant was not at this time in
sympathy with the Republican party
or with its leaden, tie bad an iu-
tense dislike to Mr. ntanton, and bad
before this time told President John
soil that if Stanton was to remain in
tbe cabinet be did not want to stay in
Washington, but would like to remove
the army Headquarters.- Mr. Blair
says he was very much surprised
When, alter all this, uen. Grant did
. a .1 - 1 a i i L a
oonoiuae me oargatn uy wniou ne ne
oerne the nominee of the ltepublioan
party. ' .
MB. BtiAlB ON THB THIRD TKItM.
In regard to tbe third-term letter,
Mr. Blair says it does not alter tiie
situation one particle; that of course
General Grant does not want a third
term if he cannot got it, but if the
chance is presented to him be will
clutch it with alacrity. He looks np
3n Grant as by odds the strongest
man in the ltepublioan party, and his
strength will be much greater if, as is
almost certain, the ltepublioan party
IV'I)UIWU IU UIO VIOUUUUB Wll A Milt
Then, when the Republican Conven
tion comes together quarreling will
ensue between tbe friends of Biaine,
Morton, iJnstow and other aspirants,
and the end of it will be that the Con
vention will settle down upon Grant
aa ine most avauaDie man. "uraut .
says Mr. Blair, "is a very able man in
his way. He is not a statesmsn and is
destitute of culture, but his ability ia.
undoubted. I have often talked to
Sumner about him, and tried to im
press this ppoo him. But Sumner
never thought anything or Urant, even
long belore his quarrel with him,
Mr, Blair says that the President has
an extraordinary capacity for diaoov
ering the meaner side of men's natures
and by taking advantage of this he
attaches them to bia fortunes.
Naaipsou Nuiniiiuliiiir '.ou veiittoii.
The Central Executive Committee
of the Democratic party of Hiiu)hou
county, met in Clinton ou Buturduy,
the I Mil of IHiiV. 1870. '
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed to oull the different township
meetings for the purpose of electing
ilelcgiues to meet in general conven
tion at Clinton, to nominate candidates
to represent tho county of Bampson in
tho Constitutional Convention to meet
in Raloigh otr the fitli of September,
A. D.. 1H75;
These Township Conventions are to
be called on or before the lastHatur
diy in June next.
Vrnnklin Tnwnxliin flnmmittn i l)r
J. B Htavy, N. II. I'eunoll, Dr. 1'lOWS.
Uhales o. Kerr.
Lisbou Township Oommittoo A. J.
Johnson, Haywood Boykin, Allen
Blackburn.
Taylor's Bridge Township Henry
Mut hi, V, U, Murphy, 0. 1. James.
Turkey Township Committee L.
II Carroll, W. S. Matins Dr. Wm.
L Thompson. - i , r .
llney Grove Township Committee-
Amos Kojal, J no, V. Uiddens, V, A
Andres. -
Uall'8 Township Committee A. B.
Parker. G. W. Ifobbs. (). F. Herring,
Afcstbrooks Township Committee
Win. Duughtery, u. U. Williams, W.
H. Bryant. - :t -j i
Mingo Township Oommitten Jesse
Wilson, Ci. IS. JJuroXoot, 14. A. Draw
horn,
......... ,.r o,. a,i...u Hntal. 1 '
. . . . . . . . ... 1 1 V, f ...... . .f tt .... .... . ... unjliiul MTU fir M, .
I Hi' bM iilur MiiiNiion UI luu uuuro uuni n I"" "j - "-!- - - "
Ut'Fi. f .-.7 r-, i; . ,,: ' ' "
KO DUST ! NO FLIES 1 1 SO MOSQUITOES I I !
rnllilnif llonx N sre llai tint )n tlie hf.nn. ulu re gufPt nny t (iiico Jny IhsexMta-
la Mn P r r d'l mm Mirrutni'rK v tufTifi' smit n iim ni him. in n yi bokiii. ivii-i nuju
eli-o' the inn n dnv. ! in1 rllHii oiitt ol Ti rtftfroresi n'lrt t.
B ..... .. . . ... u. ... C. r. J .1 ...1 auirli kokl.IM iiTflaimm
Rota, fw-t istiliig anil tl Bat.yd,tor
PIC-KICS, FISKIKC PARTIES, MOONLIGHT SAILS,
mm' Tlnltlua I'filnl el lnnieniu in Tiruury. ,
lie chilli!. at V ami UVIOKS aie to M a ItlliB HlSDTunru 01 uio uhuci-
... . . . l I 1.
Mna. itj.ii (in I Trniirit r iHinr-nin mTTintorn i i'ici rriniirvu vi "inn ,iiiin
I.I...1 h. c... rin n .ik'Bi,l k curim ill t'Oll'e Mini sttirtWe N;rTtit, Willi smp'er
room ii CreMnt tmrirnf wwa nrH'lv irM In tho Cullnvy li')rtmii)t, the vroptli ter
' ft-at rt leni -i H 't ie VI m Al'l !Mt IUM .t r., limlrr tliiu;w reijiine, ili n pti-ii nmre si-
iHi'ivf to ti'a wli c niaiinn llntn tl Hotel imtn I lie ionrm uudiio. Birict UBCuriuu win
lie ilghlly ii f -loni nn. I llie iiimn rt oi Tiyiioiiwunnwiy nuiueu.
TiiitMi : $2.f)0 perly for firht week ; $1.C0 per day for second week.
mf HneriHl loutrnrta nrnile ltli rumlllea ami ExourslonlBto. Liberal reduction to early till-
tun, tliiWrrtii sua aeiTaiit nal' jirlce.
GEO: W. CnABLOTTE, Proprietor.
MISCELLANEOUS
GO m J JACOBll
I axe.
AND yotTABlt THEN BTJkF. yl)" AVK
i tiii:ki:ni t oi ai.iti.
N4w Iu aiue.k sud UouaUutly HoelviiiK Ad.
ditliiin i , ?
Hoes,
Miovcls,
T. Spades,
Whcclbarrovs.
IMtcht)rks;li
ivii,t. nf,xKtM!TH'K nfir.r.owfl.
Yliw. IUmnir,TriHi t'liiiiiip.Ciillaiii.HnmHd,
ria siei, 11 r I run, Mima, HiioheH, liudi,
VOX.
I DPI IIK KM." , ,
wvi:m. li
- K1IIIOI IIINU IIIOKS,
I'lllKliTHMVI.K.
, TAIII.l: 4 I I I. Kit Y,
I IlliVOI.VI UN.
f 1AMV 'I WISTIJI'NS,
At
... , -r, , ... 1 . j. -" " -a o iimnii
uismat lownsnin ixitnmiHee j. kj. am a oomiit Mock t
William i, Jus. A. ugutery, lkibeit
Williams. .
Little Coharie Township Commit
tee-Thomas Bullurd, Dr. F. II, llul-
lidny, Murdoch White,
llutiujcutt a Towuhhip Committee
.fa II. Turlitiffton. Bluew Crumnler.
Wikv Butler.
McDaniels Township Committee-
Miles I'. URens, 11. s. Spill, Juo. C.
Wriffht.
Clinton Township Committee-
Owen Holmes, Everett Peterson; II.
K. ltoyal.
HARDWARE,
NATHANIEL J ACOBI'S
HARDWARE DEPOT, .
INO. MA11H1JT T,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Five doleirntes from esch townahf p.
Delegates elected are requested to
meet in Clinton on Saturday, the 3rd
or jniy.at iu o'clock A. M..A. v. 1870.
V. I. MiutniY, (Jlioirman,
John Abhfohd, Hecretarv.
The . Dunlin Jlnnord. Favetteville
Gasrtte and tlie Ooldaboro Slmscngcr " lr.UB h""11
win jueiuie oopj auu nonce, aiw ui
Tlie all-gone feeling , which people
sometimes speak of, is caused by want
of proper action of the liver and heart.
These may be assisted, and the bowels
regulated, by J'arsom Purgative Jfilk
in small doses,
Graham & Nash,
ATT011NEYN AT LAW
" j ' CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PgACl'lOE 1M THK HTAT AND FK1
eral Conrta. and niaku collcciiona snt
wliDio In North Carolina. Alau iii'kiiUiiU- rUw
or Itrul 1 i-tulo. Agrii-ullHiitl, Miiu-ral and
liitmncr trm-ta, sna dinirsi.ie uity Lot con
IMtf
W1LB1I8 MOBKIS
I MISCELLANEOUS.
"BUY ONLY THE GENUINE
llFAIRSMs
R08TON AKD FALL RIVER.
New Y.rk iti.d HilmiiiL'loii iSWiMshii) CoiiiDiinv.
i COKNEtMlN'O WITH THI
CLD CCLGKY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS.
Dally Between BOSTON and NEW YORK.
Semi-Weekly bt'tween NEW YORK and WILMINGTON.
tYetlueadar aud Katutdar Horn each Poru
Klilerera itht relv uion th nrnmi.t n.l ro. i.r ..in.. r .v ,
li'iiT" 'HblI uit.b, tma n.ute" NO D E L A YS. tii t in at W lin Ti"kn
WILWINOTt N.Ct'U'WBIA ArOT'STA FAI1H tV
Wll.MlKOlON WM JMM4lirOAI.
THKCAKeLiNA tNTKAl, BAIt WAV,
ThroMMIiorLadtou
NORTn and SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Abo to NEW YORK. BOSTON. rRfiYiti,Krp ttatt iutu ..j
.astern Cities.
l-ktM ry,pfa."ia",d l0W " bT nj hn TOUte ,nJ a9 " qulck- Lce, or orcliarKf
Mark nil Cecils ia Clyde's lVJlmiiigtcii Line.
S Kur t urthcr Information i( ly to eiiher ot the uideralgnid A genu of th Lln.
WW. P. CLYDE ft CO.,enriil Agnti,
hew 1 ork Line, I Cowling Ureen, N. Y.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent.
D. D. C. MINK,
tleiieml liai-tpm Agent,
29 Deioiirhlre btrixt, Ooiton.
Baltimijie M UM km
Via WILMIIN GTON,
STANDARD SCALES.
Tho most Perfect A lam Cash Drawer,
MILKS AL.AHM 1IUi W.'.A10, 7
Hcrrlng'i Safo'i Coffee and Dmg ini!a, Lette
Pre wen.
, j FAlRBANKS'j j;:
STAI1 "a lilSCALKS.
I ' KAHinrAOTvasfts
E- & T. FAIRBANKS & C0-.
t ' til'. .IOHNSbUbY, vi-. '
rHim ipL ciAi.1 wABFHouanaf 7
f A I It II ASKS CO., 311 Uruadwari
aj. v .
FAIltiiANK' CO., tGC Baltimore St., Bal-
omoro, biii.
FaiShahkh & Co., M (jamp Stroot, Kew Or-
HIIX.
Faii banhi ft Co., S3 Main Htieet,' fiutt'alo,
Faisbamrs ft t'o,98 BroadwaT, Alby,
FAianinKK ft Co , f(i Ht Tani 'int., Mnntrval.
Faikiiadka Co., 34 King William bt Lou
d.in. Kng.
Faiiihahkh, JlK'iws ft Co , t Milk bt., Boa
ton, Mna.
Fau-.bakki ft Kwino, Maronio Hall, Phlla-
Oeltiln. !"
FAiKHAtiKa, Muaaa ft Co., 1,11 Lake 8t., Chi-
riihrtAVKa, MoRxaft Co., 139 Wal ut Stret,
' ( tneinuutt, Ohio
Fairbank, VuiiHaftCo, 182 Sniierlor St.,
t letiMMid, I'hIA
Faiiuiankh. ft Co., 48 Wood Street,
JMttibargh
Fairkakkh, Mokbb ft Co,, 5th and Main 8t.,
Loalavllle. , .
FAiftnAVKk ft Co., SOS and iiC4 Washington
A'enue, tit. L"Ui.
Faihbauks ft llvxcBiasow, San Francisco,
fai.
For mle hy leading Hardware Dealera.
.-Jiaie 1 M-ilAw-10w-od
WARM SPRINGS
FAST FREiaHT ROUTE
To all Points forth or South.
Bret Harte'a fortboominff novel
ontrbt to sell like Sherman's Memoirs.
Bret says be baa in that novel one of
ine sweetest d d fools anybody ever
saw. .Boston jtVet.
He held the old shirt np by tbe neck
before disoardini It forever, bnt he
wasn't monrning for the garment. Be
only said thnalyr "I wish I hsd all
the drinks again that bate gone
iWiui .1. Al a 1 ... v
Remember That
1 AM Of FKKING
C LOTIIIAU CHI AlM Jt
Than any other Houm tit tha City.
$5 Will Buy a Mco Suit.
ALPACA, LINENS
and Linen Duck Goods
Bold at almost any Prloe,
- A. DAVID.
Jim 3 . ,
T ; L
Bicrchrtiidiso Brokerage.
WITH THKBK(,UTISlTBKXPItlIBNCK,
arqualntanou, knowlettg. and tm-llltitu
1 ell't-r ui) rTliw tor the nurohane and aale oi
all dcai riitlona of MerchandiM la Weatern,
Northern and onr own market Negotlaf!
cakh and oaaniT, wire, naeil freely at my
VAlipim lor any iniormaiion urvirtii.
A ... I .. .... Tl n U .. Ulllu.
r iu u. iBipnwip. iwiiiivti.. niiini Mini
Manut'aotureri, fall Una of aaniDlei exhlhl'ed
daily.
Co Hoe. Molaanea, Sr'tipa, Fugar, Flour,
Soap, Uacon, lr Bait Meata, Pork, Lrl,
iSe.i oln , an sranea : 'loliacoo, cmara, sn.
Spirit Caaka, Ultra, Hay, loru, fto. ; H ,1'ea,
Boalea, &c, fto.
Special attention gWen to teonrlng lowest
raiea 01 iranepormiion.
Kaamlnatlon of lunplea, eorreepondenca and
eruen loiiaiieo..
r Urdora left at Office for Spot" Oooda
wm nar prompt anenuoa.
JA8. T. PETTEWAY,
" Commercial Breker,
: NORTH WATER STREET
maySt lS4lraMl
VEDD1HG CARDS aTO.
aaatart taahlonabl. ttrle at tha ,
JOU1UNAU If ICS,
MIOUAII. OHOKLV.
CRONLY & MORRIS,
AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATEBROXERi
WILMINGTON, N. 0.,
CAN BB SF.F.N AT THEIK SAt.FS ROOMS
a plan of the eliv.on an enlarged male.
Blank Bonk with tlu boirudaxlei of eTerr lot
In theolty distinctly definfcd.
Aaaensea Taiue,paar ana proaent,oreTery lot
In the city.
Any information dortrM rnrniMM npon ap-
plloauou.. . ,,.-....' ., - -
jnlT : : - ''
MADISON COUNTY,
Quarantine Notice.
TJNT1L FUKTHEK 0TICK AU, VES-
ihjIb from Port- South of Cape Fear will come to
at tbe Vl.-lllug Station, near Deop Water
Point, and await tlie Inapectlon of the Quar
antine Pliyalctan.
: All TotMla from Port where Ta'low Fever,
or other Infertlona dheaae oilsts, will be re.
qntred to undergo a rigid and prolonged (juar
anttna. 7 , . ,
. All reaaolsor boat of any character haying
alckutsi on boaid on arrival, or having had
iloknew any tima duilng the voyigu, are rc
qaired to come to the Htatlnn for lnapietiin
without regml to the Port t-oro whence they
come. Vcusola not luoluded aa above will pro
ooed without detention.
Pilouare eapoclally enjoined tn rnaite care
sul enquiry relative to vol els, orew, Ac., and
If not i'Mrld with the tatiineata of the Cap
tain or commander, or It' tha veis.l if In a
filthy condition, they will bring tha swol to
ths Station for further examination,
Plloti wllfnlly violating tha Quarantine
Lawi are mbject to a forfeiture ol thoir branch;
Wanton of Teaaelt to a fine of two hundred dol
lar! a dy for evory dy thty violate the
Quarantine l awa; and. all other rtoni are
liable for each ami evory oltence.
All veatcla auhject to wlaltallon nndr above
regulation, will act a flag In tha main rigging,
port-aide, ,
' ; , . , I". W. POTTF.B, t ,.
Quarantine ThyaiclanV
I Port of Wilmington, N. . 1
r Bmilhvlle, N. 0., May T, 18M.
may ia tllnovl
Western North Carolina-
rjlliKSE SPKOS are altuated five milei
Iruiu the Tnneaace fine, on the banks of the
Frfltich KroAd river, in the very uililut ol tho
ui.'Biar, raiuen 01 nmuiiiaina casr ui 1110 mitxia-
lippl rtvor, in a country generally known and
unmiuny caneu ine .wnsorianu 01 Anu-rica.
TMK Hfil'Kli At!OlMM(llATIOiS aro
unnurpa-i d HI any wntorlng pla- or mimmr
report In the country... The Hath, nonrliit of
mrae pool" ot a cirnr, mwrfvl Mineral anil
Klretric Water, t"nuiriitnre 102 to lilt Ot gr
Kalirtmlii li,hich are woudnrlu ly I'lvlrforating
to mi invaima, cqiiaiiaing ine circuiaiion ana
timulatlns the nerretory orinne. and. will, lit
mnat capa of Chronic and Sub-Acute tiout,
Khuiull(m, Paiaiywla. llvsiioinla. NeuralKia.
Mfcoodary syphtlii, Hephritio and Calculous
ui8( niera, soroiuia. t.uiKiunua lilaeancaand
many dl-eaw pecnli-ir tn temalra, cll-ct a
rpeiiiv ami radical cure. There la alaoa Hold
Hiilplnir Si.rlni! near the Warm Knrliiiia, re-
aemtilliiK vurv doaely In lemnorature and colur
of di-poalt. tha Vellaw Sulphuv Spring of Vrr
ninla, wltli ainlphurona odor much atronger.
iiiem) Birinifa are eaay 01 acceaa rrnm ail
Southern cltli bv all the llnea of railroad!
conv-rijliii Into Kat Tonnewee, via Auiuata.
Allan. a and Knoxville, to Morriatown, Kant
Taiiiu s-ee, thence tn ;nmoeriana Jan and
ChleUn railroad 40 mllri to Waif Ureek
theoce by atane 8 milei lo the SnrluK, an eaav
and comtiinalile trip. Exourkion 1 trkrta are
on aale In all the principal eltiei to and from
thoiw Spring! at a great reduction on local
rate. . ........ ...
Rates of Board, $40 Per Month,
SI2.B0 Per Week, $2 Per Day.
Children and Colored tfervanta llalf-Prlco.
Apply to Manager for Pamphlcta and Circu
lar! or to Wilmington Dmtnlita
J. A- SAMPLE,
General manager lor vyriiu sprlnCo.
eou-wlm
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore and WiImintoii Line,.
fEMI-WKKKLT.
-SAILING FROM ItALTIMOKE-
Tuesday & Friday. at 3 P.M.
-ANI FKOM WILMINGTON
Wednesday & Saturday.
BOSTONANDPROVIDENGE.
, Baltimore and Wilmington Lino,
Baltimore, Boston and J rovldence Line,
Or via Canal Dally to Philadelphia and
Clyde's Philadelphia and Providence Line.
Semi-Weekly from each Port.
PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore and WilminEton line.
MMI-WBEKI.T BITWSMI
BALTIMORE ANO WILMINGTON.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co.,
Dally via Canal between ,7 .
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
WESTERN CITIES.
BALTIMORE ANI) WILHJNGTOS LINE.
Kwthorn Central Railroad
AKD TBS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Shippers may rely npon the prompt and reinlar allln of these Steamari and nnik ii.
pauh given to ail ahlpmenta by this route. ftO DECAYS. Dremwi. ana qntck dll.
Through Bllli of Lading given to and from all Point! In
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
otherEferSiJa0' rniLADELIHIA. BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and
prpy p.fd".ar"D,0ed R" '0W " bT MT 0th" Ront tim' " alck- 0' overcharge!
Mark all Ocods via llaltlmore and Wilmington Line.
y Port nrther Information apply lo eithor of tho undesigned Agent! of the Line.
EDWIN FITZCERALD. Agent.
Haitunore Llui, W) ftouih 6treei71)itimore.
march 18-tf
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent.
fialtlmoie ana tivv Task Linei
WlLMIBOTOH. N. O.
isroTiqjs.
Carolina Central Railway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, )
Wu-minqton, March 31st, 1875. )
rpHE ATTENTION OF TH R PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO TMie
WILMINGTON AND WlUeAST ERN TlTIM TO CHAR
LOTTE, STATESVILLE, CREENVILLE, SPARTAN-
BURG'
VThMIIM Air a- andHorth
A r,; I-Tan.
H?nVw!itoSla,WBaM"",p',C'Uo" l 1,10 to"'d- Office in Bank of Mow
april f-80-ly
F. "W. CLARK,
Oeneral Freight Agent.
Jnne 1
ISO-ill in i
IMPORTERS
; ! OF
HAMMOCKS.
I'IhIii uad :!
red. Uy the Hale
I'on-n, or at Retail.
Single Hammocks, a:)
each, tent on receipt
of mnnev. Vur wlti.lu.
ale price!, addrena (,
w wmaowa A Son.
'Oak Hall," Itoaton,
Mi. Hathing HulU,
Military Uooda and
Kegalia.
' lM.lm-rod
. Congress Water.
Rolfier Aperient, frenh 8idl;ti Powder".
Brown'a Ommr. Florida Wnter. Unmha,
tru-he., Toilci tiop, (a largo vailcti) and
Kaney Artleice. Kornaleby .
JAMK8. O. MUMDS, IWogclat,
Thirast.tcppoaite ult Han.
"aajls ui -
New Arrivals.
JtliOTIK in Whole ard Half Barrel.
Bottled Lager Beer.
O H. W. KUt-GK.
N. E. Corner of Markot and St-oond 8ta.
may 18 119
CORN! CORN!
5 000 BUSHKL8 corm-
For aale ly -
KEKUHNER ft OALIJKB BROS
Molasses ! Molasses !
7 ai)0 Hilda. New Crop Cnha.
W " H. H. Molai ei,
KO Bbli. New Crop Cnha,
m " 8. U. Molaanea.
Kor(ala by
K.EHUHHEK A OALDKR PK03.
Flour ! Flour !
m Bbli. Bob White F our,
") " Princfm Hcyal Flour.
H) Bell Mill Flour,
1W) " Ingoniar Flour.
for aale by
- ' USOHSJU A UAXJUXK BH08 "
LIVERPOOL and LONDON M GLOBE
INSURANCE CO.!
Assets (Gold) $26,740,160.76.
IlAMISURQ (Bremen) INSURANCE CO.
Assets (Gold) $2,250,000.
MOBILE UNDERWKITEIIS AGENCY.
Assets $1,200,000.
JNO. W. GORDON,
may 16
Agent.
117-lm
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